2 Fops
Puppies are spell binding. An acquaintance brought an 8-week old pair of terriers to the park. They were never still for more than a moment. Their hearts’ beat so fast, […]
Monthly Archives: November 2014
I Am Thankful For My Camera
First, I experienced the demise of film. Next came the in-camera phone. Now, I wonder if am standing at the precipice of stand-alone cameras becoming the future dinosaur. I don’t want […]
Affirmations Found
This is an image of artwork hung above a village coffee shop sideboard where customers retrieve sugar, stir-sticks, napkins and creamers for their hot beverages. I faced this manifesto while […]
Assignment #6 | 6/6 B/W (R)
This is my final installment for our sixth photographic assignment: six Black and White images. The image below documents a moment just prior to the start of a recent Shotokan Karate clinic. […]
Assignment #6 | 5/6 B/W (R)
Textures and shapes may receive more generous attention when given a Black and White treatment. This is my 5/6 installment from our 6th photo assignment. Sycamore trees produce a bristled […]
Assignment #6 | 4/6 B/W (R)
A candid portrait, taken in black and white, can be a wonderful way to document a young child.
Assignment #6 | 3/6 B/W (R)
This is my third entry into our sixth photo assignment (see the original task here). The contrast between black and white is never more pronounced than when we look at […]
Assignment #6 | 2/6 B/W (R)
Here is 2/6 Black and White image for our latest assignment. In this image we are looking down the barrel of a large gun ship cannon pointed out the starboard […]
Assignment #6 | 6 B/W Images
On Facebook, a friend challenged me to post one lone photo, new or old, executed in black and white, for 5 days strait; and nominate another friend to do the […]
Crazy 8
I was at work on baking, filling and frosting a birthday cake for my now turned 8-year-old. It occurred to me to photograph it a few ways. In the first […]
Snap Mammas 